jhonnybrah

jhonnybrah

I believe this is shaping up as a deviation beneath MID (of the whole move). It seems plausible that if we can reclaim MID then we likely revisit the inefficiency left behind by Monday's capitulatory price action in a flash, as well as inevitably hover above MID long enough for a formal gap fill of last Friday's 44910 close.

jhonnybrah

As painful as it may be, you're a better buyer here at .092 support. .092 was major resistance on the way up, and so we're now getting a proper backtest of the level as support. There's always an opportunity buying into weakness. Better days are coming.

jhonnybrah

Range lows to range highs is a lovely trade. Generally speaking when we get violence at one end of the range there's a tendency for there to also be violence at the opposite side of the range... Also, I don't see how you can ignore this relative strength in DOGE at the moment. Moon mission in next few weeks as well. Dips are for buying.

jhonnybrah

Dips are for buying. 10% dip so far from last week's high to the intraday low. If you've been sidelined and looking for an entry, this dip to backtest the mid of the whole move may be a good place to look for for a long entry into the ETF decision early January.

jhonnybrah

Above 69 (mid range) I believe this trends toward 100. Reassess if starts closing lower than 69. It looks like it will close the week above 69 however, which is a convincing indication that the bullish momentum of last week will continue into next.

jhonnybrah

Atop h1 13/21 as well as h4 12/21, COIN looks ready to begin its ascent from range low to range high. Plenty of gap incentive along the way. And with BTC continuing to trend higher, what's to stop it?

jhonnybrah

May not be quite this dramatic, but either way the bottom line is 618 of the whole move is within striking distance, confluent with current range high. I believe there will be a violent thrust up from current juncture ~range mid, perhaps before this weekend. It's likely tagging the 618, and from there, perhaps because we still have so much runway into ETF, it...

jhonnybrah

I am following up to my November SOL idea, in which I predicted this rise to 69. Now that we're at first quarter retrace of the whole move, it's time to prepare for further markup to the mid of the whole move -- around 133. I believe this move will happen fast as we fill inefficiency left behind by last April (2022) capitulation.

jhonnybrah

You need be max long DOGE Channel top around and range high confluence around .115

jhonnybrah

COIN bouncing from range lows, having filled gap at last Friday's 133.76 close. One more gap at 124.72, but I'm not convinced it gets there, barring serious BTC weakness. It's also outside of range. Continuation to upper bound of range, filling all gaps along the way likely imo.

jhonnybrah

I'll be here all week. Last opportunities to buy < .1 ever imo.

jhonnybrah

Time to size up lads and lassies. DOGE likely bottoming here around yesterday's open. Next move is up to .115 ~9R (manual stop but you get the gist).

jhonnybrah

Happy birthday DOGE! Looks like from this juncture an ascending triangle with breakout target of .115 is in the works...

jhonnybrah

Since everyone seem to think we're topping here, I present to you the we're going to 60k for Christmas, before the ETF is confirmed rally...

jhonnybrah

IF BTC is sent to 45 now what happens to COIN? I believe that 166 gap gets filled..

jhonnybrah

This one diag trend connects back to 2014 top, confluent with January 2021 range highs We simply count to 3 and pray that on the 3rd test we break through 45 above is immediate target

jhonnybrah

Not buying this move in DXY at all. Pump faking in both directions about the mid of current range Now testing downtrend line that has confined it since November 1 Imo likely rejects at downtrend line, loses mid range, and then elevator down to its yearly lows before end of year Remember, rate cuts next year so dollar has to reprice lower

jhonnybrah

Manual stop of course, but hypothetically speaking DOGE to .093 from this juncture seems relatively straightforward